,y.
April..
I'JJI.
Crepe
Soles
I
arrival
Inglih
Ilrnwn
OXFORDS
u
h
he
new
C.repo
Soli.
WEAR
LIKE
A
PIQ'3
NOSE.
English
Brogue
Oxfords
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i
1)
k'i
hoe
in
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ami
II
Wrt
Geo.
Hill
The
Shoeman
N.'l
SI
Hcsk
C
afe.
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More
Wheat
w
ill
llr-ail.
take.
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FiveRoses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Fart
fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
t
m
the
farm
to
Ihe
home
Phent
Black
216.
P.O.
Boi
895.
rOUR
UNITED
STATES
AIRMEN
ARRIVE
BUT
ONE
MACHINE
BADLY
DAMAGED
WHEN
ALIGHTING;
WILL
BE
DELAYED
FOR
POSSIBLY
TWO
WEEKS.
(continued
from
page
one)
In
privr
Ihe
If.rr.lll-
and
Wlin
;
onirol
tail
there
wa
not
enough
epare
left
,o
a
compi-lle,!
,ft
Mini
off
Ihe
enirine
nn.l
pancake
uown
in
nriK-r
lo
avoid
the
,nr
.
""'
building.
The
imnari
.n
Mriking
Ihe
water
(hat
it
caused
the
collapse
i,f
llhe
winy
nn.l
i,-
,rekiiB
,,f
jihe'
xlriilM.
Repairs
Dimcult
J
"The
mp
ran
he
rcpairl
(but.
!ue
In
Hie
fact
that
ire
are
only
Ihe
four
0f
if
kin,
.huill
especiiilly
fnr
Him
lltahl.
lit
may
he
dlllicull
lo
get
,e
jiari.
If
repair
ran
,e
r(T-rte(
hcre
u
all,
i
Wi
1,1.
a
,j,,lPr
l)
ji'-n
.,r
two
week
Wore
ihe
JinnMiiiic
run
fly
again,
j
"I
feel
ihe
accident
very
keenly.
Ii
wa.
all
my
own
fault.
II
wu
caused
hy
erring
judgment
jWhn
I
Mintild
hate
been
more1
,iai-il-ul(ir
under
Ihe
condili
m.
Fight
hour
in
Ihe
air
under
ad-vere
condition
and
entering
3
.Mratfsrr
lutrhor
were,
.riil.ii-..
eonlriloitory
factor.
I
ncer
had
any
lri.ul.h-
heforc
and
I
did
mil
rfiiluf
iinlil
it
vkM,
IM,
,,a,
I
w.
getting
Into
trouhte
lhi
"
'
The
ijuarler
were
t.
clo.e
aiMl
the
-hlii
wa
mi
heavy
Dial
ii
wa
infMNtr)'
lo
make
ihe
Iwl
nf
a
bad
ji,.
,
(ll
heen
Mittwtiig
and
hail
itie(
motinltiin
been
iihle
ihere
wmild
date
leH
no
ir-.iilde
I
wax
imi
Ihe
look-out
m
ao-d.
hilling
a
mountain
or
selling
in.
,l
n
place
from
which
I
could
nol
'extricate
my.elf
and
lha
wa
jui
what
hsppened.
I
fed
a
though
I
had
thrown
away
ihe
,grejiet
opportunity
I
cvr-
had
j
Long
Delay
"ihe
arrideul
will
mean
thai
ihe
machine
will
I-
here
for
'en
day
or
two
week
unlet
c
are
.Ii
reeled
lo
hip
lb
machine
ttark
Hie
Slale."
Major
Martin
lal
night
tml
WaMnngtou
for
instruction.
reply
nhnuld
lie
rerehed
li-la.
The
niaehine
a
laVen
otil
tif
jlhe
water
al
Ihe
dry
doek
lhi
iMirnins
ami
a
minute
(nperti.-ii
,i
Im-iiis
made
to
aM-erlain
Hie
exnrl
extent
--f
ilamase.
'
Major
.Marim.
I.ieul.
Moilh
choose!
The
task
of
washday
is
far
too
great
for
most
women.
Slowly
but
stirely
it
undermines
their
strength
and
often
results
in
illness.
Banish
washday
by
using
our
Thrif-T-service.
Your
washing
will
come
back
snowily
clean
flat
work
ironed
only
the
wearing
apparel
for
you
to
finish.
And
at
a
cost
that
is
wonderfully
low!
May
we
send
our
representative
this
week?
Thrif-T-service
gc
a
pound
plus
lc
per
piece
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
pundru
i
W
m
w
M
m
mi
T
bT
i
'I'
"f
Msm.
i
W
"
When
Hazel
cut
her
toot,
poison
got
into
the
broken
skin
causinj
a
bad
sore,"
writes
Mrs.
D.
S.
Green,
of
Kingston,
O.it.
"For
some
time
the
limb
remained
terribly
painful
and
swollen.
"Then
I
left
off
ordinary
salyesand
used
herbal
Zam
Buk-This
soothed,
cleansed
and
healed
the
sore
so
well.
ths.t
in
a
few
days
Hazel
was
able
to
wear
her
shoe
and
again
attend
school.
THs
experience
taught
me
the
wisdom
of
keeping
Zam-Buk
always
handy.
"
A
SURGERY
IN
A
TY.'JMNCt!
B0X1
etber
ijur-
a
iki
yranj
b-rlfcl
7tm
Hak
turn
unit
imtantlv
-umiU
i!
tni
hralinr
Uat
it
pve
luttlrti
trttae,
lUmb
roKi
H.
potwmnu
4rra
Krerf
bnv
neV
m.)Ul
da-
trnable
LUffiorai,
uit
er
ted
Inr
P
'.
P
-e
n-
pimple
mlmmhmtisst
bbh
r
w.
A
m
m
-
txi
'
11
i
a
hi
and.
had
llu-
iiiarlune
leen
ftirret)
dim
ii.
,ey
would
un-(uhiiillv
luie
h
en
wreeke.1.
SlMtifiiV
thai
HyenV
eoe.lilii.ii
were
ver"
i-r
Major
Mari.n
eiimplimenlerl
hi
fetlo.
pilot
w
I
heir
fiMl
work
of
Maying
wilh
Ihe
ewure
and
neKolIaliu
the
Irifi
Hfi(efully.
"Wr
al-
way
knew
wliere
w.
were
and
I
no
uiineeear)'
rik
and
neer
NNiHi.lerel
eoininK
down
before
we
reached
Prince
Rupeer!.
Weather
Reports
Majr
Martin
referred
In
Ihs-mileadini:
weather
report
that
wi-r-
iuei
al
Seallle
yelervjay
inorniHB
iirior
to
taking
off.
Thei
llier
witc
adtet
lhat
lh
tiiishi
lie
Mme
min
hut
were
a
eu
nit
thai
then
would
he
no
fi.r
Snow
wa
nl
taken
inlo
cou-
iii-i-aliiiti.
The
iiiaximutii
alltlnde
at
nil'
iil
iiv
the
llier
ettroule
liorlli
;wa
I
thiil
feet.
II
wa
nvc
ry
at
lime
to
go
c
than
ion
feel
lo
obtain
viihility
wlik-h
u-xer
exceeiled
one
mile
ion
Milter
ide
after
Ml
iking
the
ram
iin-t
mhiw
area.
The.
speed
of
Ihe
llighl
varied
from
70
lo
5
mile.
The
machine
on
Ihe
light
yelrrday
were
carrying
ihe
maxituum
load
lli;il
will
he
called
upmi
lit
tuke
on
any
Imp
in
Hie
riHire
of
Ihe
enlireylohe-
iicirelhig
cruie.
I
hey
vm1i
catriiil
31!
gallon
of
gnoline.
!0fi
gallon
of
which
wa
uel
del
ween
Seallle
and
Prince
Rupert.
Starting
Point
While
Ihe
olUrial
Marling
point
of
the
flight
wn
Santa
Monica.
Major
Martin
Mated
thai
from
California
lo
Seallle
rouMiluted
nothing
more
than
a
em
eounlry
fliphl.
Wilh
Ihe
starling
of
the
llighl
with
pontoon
at
Seallle.
the
chance
beranie
greater
and,
flying
from
Prince
Ituperl
lo
Japan,
a
coure
never
covered
before
hy
aviator,
he
and
hi
fellow
pilots
hecame
pioneer
of
Ihe
air
called
upon
lo
exert
the
bet
of
Iheir
The
machines
are
known
a
Ihmgla
world
cruior.
They
were
huill
al
Santa
Monica
and
are
,iinilar
In
l.mgla
lorpedo
idait'e
with
.ome
modification,
however,
which
Milt
Ihem
particularly
for
Ihe
work
which
they
are
lo
be
railed
umm
In
perform.
Loaded
wilh
pilot,
ga.
baggage,
elc.
the
machine
weigh
n
llllle
.
.
I
.
I..
over
eiglil
inousami
jiouuu.
wilhoul.
5.10(1
pounds.
Thnwingti
are
35
Vj
feet
long
and
have
n
pread
of
50
feed.
Their
height
Is
13
feet
7
tnche
The
fuselage
TH1
DAILY
VBWH.
and
win?
are
made
of
aluminum
and
are
partly
rmered
wjlh
can
va.
The
mnlnrs
are
r00
hnre
Miwer
l.iherlle.
The
maximum
-peeil
of
Ihe
mnrhlne.-t
in
Iftrt
mileii
per
hour
with
ponlonn
and
1
05
mile-
with
landinir
pear.
Their
rruiftiti?
epeed
it
75
miles,
Ihifl
havfnsr
heen
exceeded
at
llme
during
yeitlerday
n
flijrhl.
1'lie
aviator
and
m-ehanieK
all
heUiiiir
lii
Ihe
Unite.!
Sialex
Army
under
Ihe
u-Iirr
of
whleh
Ihe
Klolie
iliyhl
i
hein?
aflenipled.
Ihe
purKie
of
Ihe
llihl.
Major
Martin
naid,
i'ln
I'tiin(rulr
Ihn
feaihilily
of
eommiiniealioii
hy
nir
helwwn
III""
naiim
of
Ihe
iWorM.
Major
Martin
ay
no
allem.
i
Jx-insr
made
In
rare
wilh
Ihf
llrillli.
lie
admllo
that
Sluar
Mac
I.
a
re
n
ha
a
pond
oijmr-
lliinily
ft
healina:
Ihe
American
around.
The
only
handicap
l
Hhe
IIHH-li.
he
Male.
i
Dial
jlhey
lime
iud
vlimuli
Mijiilic
j
I
a
i
-1
enroiile.
If
tlwy
have
kihmI
(poiinr.
lKiweer,
(hey
MiouM
lieal
Ihe
AmerieaitK
hand
down.
In
a
lintf
ditatire
,
flihi
a
ninxle
machine
hax
Ihe-
advantage
over
a
rreater
niimhr
providing
there
are
t
ntinhap.
Well
Sheltered
Major
Martin
Maled
thai
Ihe
)Cove
M-h-eleil
for
Ihe
landing
of
jhi
machine
was
well
1iclicred
and
uilei
(o
the
juii-j.-e
al-
lliiiiiph
he
did
nol
realire
al
fir
I
thai
it
watt
iio
xmall.
The
American
machine
will
Hy
wilh
pontoon
unlit
they
,
reach
(Ulrulla.
There
they
will
Ii!-
replared
wilh
whee
fur
laud
'llyitiy.
At
Tokyo
Hie
jotiloin-
and
engine
will
tie
.channel
There
will
alMi
lie
engine
change
al
llalciilla
and
Hull.
Ii.:.
stand.
11t1rl'-fve
nnw
en-
Bine
are
el
mil
alone
Ihe
route.
The
deck
of
the
pontoon
are
ery
Hun
lliree
ply.
veneer,
tin
the
tup
ihe
MishlfM
crack
wilt
hreak
Ihem
bul
uuderiieulli
they
will
wilhiand
iiHre.
An
examin
I.ieul.
.-U
-
r,.!l--w-d
Ihe
..i,..,,
.,,..
a..lee.1av
xlahli.he.l
in-ide
kteaniiM.af
paair
ah
IhcjHiat
Ihe
jMinli.ti
of
Major
Mar-
...
..a,..-
,1,1,
maeiiin.'
wero
mn
icavin
wiien
nicy
went
..uii.le.
I
he
j
,irou?h
hi
imparl
wilh
Hie
e
i
in-1.
a.
i
it
mn
irry
must
unim-
First
Foreign
Territory
The
11
1
phi
to
"Pifnee
Itttpert
wa
Ihe
ftrl
wilh
jMinlion
and
oer
water
and
al
mark
Ihe
introduction
of
the
maclune-.
to
fnrelpn
lerrilor".
Major
Martin
alo
roinpli
inenle.1
I.ieul.
Wade
ui
In
tia1-snlioj!
ahilitie
in
iiceefully
makin?
Ihe
His
hi
ami
following
ere
roiMiiw...
...
our
'".
),.
nPr
n.herM-
condilloli.
r
nexer
ten
inai
we
were
ink
I.ieul.
Wade
came
up
Ihe
tnide
paage
ail
Ihe
way
ami
did
not
so
outMde
of
tape
l!alerl
a
Ihe
firl
lliree
tnarlim--
did.
All
Hie
oDlcer.
of
the
High!
re
cent
!
underwent
a
pecial
cour-e
of
Irainin?
at
lnngley
l
ield,
Virginia,
for
Ihe
flight
iiion
which
they
are
embarked.
All
United
Slate
Army
llier.
Ihe
personnel
of
Hie
ll
is
lit
I
a
fid-low:
Pilots
Major
I..
T.
Marl
in.
flight
commander,
who
wa
in
Chatge
of
Chauonl
field,
Ilanloiil,
tlbnoi.
Marhine
No.
I.;
Lieut.
Lowell
Smith
.or
Itock-well
Field.
San
lliego.
(Maehlli"
Xn.
.
Lieut.
Leigh
Wade,
Howling
Field.
WaMiinglnn.
I.H.
Machine
Xo.
3
.
Lieut.
Kiik
II.
XelMin.
McCool;
Fiel.l,
llaylon,
tlhio.
(Machine
Xo.
t
.
Mechanics
Lieut.
Lelie
Arnold,
llowlinc
Field.
Washington.
U.Oi
(Machine
Xo.
S
.
Second
I.ieul.
John
Harding.
A
Fairview
Cake
SI
JWeuifJ.
Pacific
Milk
nukes
Cake
that
"melt
in
your
mouth"
a
Fair-view
cook
tell
u.
Ami
she
proved
it.
While
we
admit
Ihe
cake
with
H
deep
choctlale
icing
wa
.lexcepUonally
fine
both
in
flavor
and
.texture,
we
muM
make
a
genernu.
allow.
auce
for
the
splendid
skill
of
Ihe
cook
herself.
Still
she
say
lhat
not
een
freh
cream
give
her
Ihe
.same
quality
a
Pacific
Milk
puis
in
iter
baking.
Pacific
Milk
Go.
Limited
328
DRAKE
STRICT,
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
McCook
Field,
Not
Like
a
Clam
LAMS
live
to
themselves.
You
can't.
You
link
lives
with
your
neighbor
across
the
street,
across
the
province,
across
the
continent.
You
are
influenced
by
what
he
wants,
buys,
uses,
enjoys.
When
enough
of
your
neighbors
want,
buy,
use,
enjoy
the
same
thing,
you
begin
to
see
advertisements
about
it
advertisements
to
arouse
you
to
similar
use
and
enjoyment.
They
paint
glowing,
truthful
pictures
...
try
to
get
you
interested
in
what
will
really
interest
YOU.
Convenient,
courteous
information
is
yours
at
a
minutes
glance.
Style,
variety,
price,
where
obtained.
That
minutes
glance
may
mean
the
difference
between
buying
unworthy
wares
and
the
best.
You
dont
Want
to
be
like
a
clam
even
in
your
judgments.
Read
the
advertisements
to
be
guided
by
others
choice.
When
they
choose
something
again
and
afgain,
it
must
be
good.
Each
Advertisement
is
Written
to
You
to
Help
You
Choose
to
Save
You
Money.
Oaytnn
Machine
Xi.
..
SlalT
Sergeant
Henry
ttlen.
Selfrblge
Field,
11.
Og-I
let
roil.
i
Marhine
."o.
a.)
Slaff
Sergeant
A.
L.
Harvey,
Chanou)
Field,
Itanloul
-Machine
Xo.
I.;
j
Mayor
Xewlon
and
I
ho
cily.
council.
S.
J.
Mcl.cod,
president)
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade,
and
Joe
Jrcer.
preMileul
of
the
Fair'
Hoard,
were
on
hand
lo
lake
in
a
pnoeii
oinciai
recepiion
yeMerday
afternoon
hut
Ihi
wa
poMponcd
al
Ihe
reiuel
of
Major
Martin
who
wa
very
anxious
n
make
an
inspection
of
hi
machine.
Jin-vis
Mcl.end.
local
represent
alive
of
the
tlight.
had
charge
of
Ihe
arrival
arrangement
and
i
looking
after
Ihe
interests
oT
Ihe
airmen
during
Iheir
slay
here.
Major
O.
I'.
Tinker
met
Major
Martin
last
night
and
offered
the
IliersMhe
courtesies
of
the
Xorlh
1H.C..
Itcgimciit.
SILVER
WEDDING
IS
CELEBRATED
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Klllln
Guests
of
Honor
at
Event
at
Central
Hotel
Saturday
Night
The
silver
wedding
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Hugh
Killin
wa
relehraled
on
Saturday
evening
al
Ihe
Cen
tral
Hotel
when
a
fine
spread
was
prepared
and
goodly
parly
of
guests
sat
down
al
X
30.
In
the
course
if
the
evening
a
presentation
was
made
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
Killin
by
l'eler
HlaeV
on
behalf
of
those
present,
the
gift
being
a
lieauliful
Silver
tea
service.
Song
am),
game
and
dancing
were
indulged
in
and
Ihe
time
passed
all
Ion
quickly.
Among
those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
Hunter,
Ohier
of
Police
and
Mrs.
W.
Vicker.
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
Ilnbb.
Mr.
and
Mr.
McKechnlc,
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
Wat
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
&
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,'
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINC
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
son.
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
Murray.
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
Arthur.
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
Murray,
Mr.
at.id
Mr.
11.
Wigjrins,
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
Clapperlnn.
Mr.
and
Mr.
P.
Hlack,
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
Hor-robin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Moss.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Killin,
Me.
dames
Davis
and
Arthur.
Mi.
11.
tJoodwin,
II.
Arthur,
M.
Murray.
C.
Watson,
K.
Vicker.
Mcssr.
It.
.
Murray,
W.
Murray
and
J.
Kelly.
Tuesday
next
week
al
eight
o'clock
(be
Oakland
broadcasting
station
of
the
General
Kleclric
Co.
w
ill
give
If
Trovalore
ami
on
Thursday
at
the
same
hour
there
will
be
a
three
act
drama'
"Kind
ling"
and
tuusio
by
Ihe
Sweet,
hriar
Trio.
Saturday
a
musical
program
by
the,
concert
orche.
Ira
of
Ihe
Soropllmlsl
Club,
Oak
land,
California.
On
each
nightj
dance
music
after
ten
o'clock!
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Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
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Edon
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In
any
quantities
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We
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and
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ami
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